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Wichita eagle., 1887-07-30

SATUR 'AY MORNING. JULY 80, 1887
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Editor Esple:
Pease en-, ounce me a candidate for re election to
she ofice Of County Surveyor. subject to the decs-
ion Of the Repub Jean c. unity Convention
Please announce ne q candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer at the ensuing election, subject
Wilson.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me candidate for the Office OF
CoveII.
Editor Eagle:
county through the columns OF the EAGLE, that am
candidate Tor the Office of oqnty Treasurer sub
Wichita, Kans.. July II. 1897.
Editor lgle:
Please announce me candidate for the ONCE Of
County Clerk for the ensuing term. subject to the
decision OF the county Republican convention. b.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate for the office
Of Register Of Deeds subject to the decision OF the
Re publican county convention W. L. Mcbee.
Editor Eagle:
Register of Deeds the ensuing election subject 70
Fouts.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate for the office
of Register Deeds subject the decision OF the
Republican county convention. h. d. Heiserman-
Editor Eagle
lister of Deeds subject the decision of the Repub
Iican county convention. Robert c. DEAN.
Fditor Fagle
Please announce that am candidate for reelec-
TO the Office Of Sheriff Of Sedgwick county. W.
y. Hays.
Ector Eagle:
Please eprounce me candidate for the Office Of
Register of Deeds subject to the action OF the Re
Iubiican county convention. +. NJ Doffiemyne.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate FOR County
CLERK for the ensuing term subject 70 the decision
of the Re publican county convention. S. Dunkfn-
Eagle Township, sedgwick Co., Kansas.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
cspdjdse for The office of register OF deeds OF Sedg
wick county subject the ecisfon or the hepnbli
can county convention
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as candidate for the ONCE
of county clerk subject to Il decision OF me he
Editor Eagle:
a Republican candidate for the Office OF county
treasurer
please an nounce ne a candidate for County Com
mission the district subject to the decision or
the Republican convention. e. Pltman
Please announce as candidtte for re election TO
the of1Pe subject 10 the decision or the
Republican cow entfon- j. w. W1nsaro
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-06

SAN FRANcTsCo, May A-A peculiar
strike is in progress here among han
dred seAvenReFs who belong 10 the
ScavaaRera' Union. Ths eAasa Of the
action Il found in an ordinance Feesntly
passed by the Beard Of Supervisors, at
the instance Of the Beard Of Health,
prohibiting the damping Of garbage sx-
cspt IN harges. AT a meeting the saav-
enRers adopted resolutions thai until
baFeas are supplied she colisction Of
garbage shall cease.
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aarake Adjusted.

san FnGNcEsoo. May 5.--A. n. Touns
General Manager Of the Southern Pa
cieo Railroad Company, announces
tbat tbs strike Of the bFakemen on fh
vis4lis division Of the Southern faoifi
Railroad has been satisfactorily ae
iusted.
The conditions on which the strik
was settled are thai 5000 miles shall con
stitute q manth's work. Wages RENAL
the sauoe ss before. The strikers De
maud vas taas 300 miles shoald oonsti
tues = raonth's work. Toe frttgh
blockaae has been raised and trGftc Ne
resumed this afternoon ss ssnel
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me People sf HaIms ssGeriaG Great
Lssaea.


LssAea.
BKNosR {Me.l. May B.-Tbe vater
r1maina at about the same height Toe
hrisee piers are being slowly aEdsF
mined. Lsss nigbt The prsssurs Al one
tina bsoke the souneeting rod % she
main pumps in The wafer works. eoas-
ulete9y disabling them. A r0tsry psrap.
whiak i KEGS for sueh e1@er2eneisHs u
nov heins used, b1t only sbDus ons
eg1ath Of the oity's watsF s1pply - GvaI
aA,ia. All tha eievAtors which are rus
~ wafer OF steam have been shat dDwn.
The Maine read ofl8eisis thibk they Siil
~ unnb1e to start train fsf s. John
7paer two weeks. The vashsats ~
0oatigau, KinRran and u sftsWa con-
tfnun 10 grow larger. TIE h8nsss ar
sanrtfnz from their fouaa ssions 81
glnuy tbe river sud thoasa % .
fmrsf worsh Of h01see I'D properly
- been washed Bwey, ssaEinE 0ueh
gaaaytn@ amsn1 ths miliee si9ng
the banks. The farmers viii BE-
waAks hehlnd wiih tesir esaps. Al tee
tressIs woEk 50 poFtine the railroad ~
ssiilwMte hAs been tara awaF a9d ths
hoasas there hass teec nasssd eosl
n river Buslnes hss 6~sE saspc a3sa
% eee B8na5g and ksshwen iesb Nsfki
FsaA whsxs there 8Fa many Sssa
Osas. Tbs PisnAtaqaa Tivsf fas'
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WAaHIMoroH, May a.-seofe&afy k9fr-
child In conversation today said that
The Uabines had thus far been unable TO
reach any decision regarding the pro
teesion 20 ba extended By the Govern
ithnt % The seal fisheries in BshEinR
Sea. Secretary BAyaFd is understood 10
favor the three. Hnils Limit proposition
simply. ~ be wishes Il applied in the
ooutFovefsS between the United states
and Cansda over the fshsFy question.
Meeting Of BsnahelaesG
Exw YoRx. May "a messing Of she
fiFst mortgage bopdh elders Of the Den
YER. south & Paeifc Railroad yes held
today. About 81 ,0oo 600 OF bonds we're
represented. A resolution wAs passed
directing the trustees 10 begin fore
eiosare prooet dings at once and make
appliealiop inmediatsiy far q receiver.
Annual neeaiag of the msxiean Cen-
arAL
B0srox, MAyh-The Mexican Central
Rnisway Company Climited1 81 ice auna
Al meeting yesterday eleetsd DirscfoFs
a follows Oliver ADss, Isaae I. Barr,
Jacob E1wAEdz. AusFsw b LandsrIe.
KoIliu More, Albert W. EickelsoB, " N.
Roth. Warren saxyeF, Joseph ) white.
George ". wibsF and l. VI @ w4ds,
af Bast o; Ssbxssi.n O4maehe, Edssfd
W. Joausaa and Pstis lads. sf Mex
leo Levi G. Litter, Of CAieago Joseph
| r. hArasa Of New York aEo Robert
h. ssm4n, Of Laad0z. Mr. Richardson
| = "A s-tIs1tad fsF ATaauf Sswall, - s@if 9
theaght s5vsszbie 10 hzve New h9Fk
man 0a the Board.
A namner GGxen ~ George BaHeEefs.
WksaIsaTuK, MAJ 5 5--t$eorae ban--
/ eroft toAizsa gave dinner IN homer o.
the PressaeEt sna Mrs. CssVslss.d. lbs
house VS. beautifully deoaFsied fox tae
/ osssssoa And tue table uas adoFseo
I wish = large sznk Of seqniminot Iosss-
I gagE~rs we're laid for ssxtesn- Thee
urassut we're Mr. BsneE0ft sEa M'ss
I L tsseroft Presi3eEt and Mrs
/ Cyts wsszEd saersiAFv B4yaFe, sc
rssaFy sn1 Ars. whitney, MsdADe
I Ftans vAFte, Trssics aud MIS- Biotssfafd
Jsses gohn DAVIS. GNDeKI -hersdan
; ustar 9na Mrs. Daa CsneFsn- Mrs
H-rr, Ad ms and Mrs. MsPners9n-
PssHrF ashs sets tsss Gsfia-
! Los AxaxLEz, My E.-fbe eooiss
fsf a9ss-ssi 81 The Abe ckIld "a
slasssi by The ssansel fss Mrs As6e asa
trg fss 4 dism sal Of tb~ wrtt ~ nabss
osFpaz- The esii6 was tcea awBEo4d 9
PsFssF Asha ~ snpseRi'
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OTTAWA, (Ont.l, May b.--Mulock pas
IN roaaoed bill in Parliament embody-
ing soua OF the provisions Of the unileo
states InteF-State Commerce bill Lne
most Important provisions relate 70 dls-
criminalion IN rates and provide thai ne
railroad company shall charge fof car
rvfnQ fFaiRhs a short distance q greater
rae than fer carrying ths same class of
goods a longer distance, IN wnlen we
shorter is included; thai is. that local
freight from station TO station along tne
lines sball not have 10 pay more 70 pro-
Dortion oa aocoani Of there being no
eompetition than shall be charged TOT
through freiekl between points served
nv more than one foad an@
where there is competition. Inc
biIl farther provides that unused pas
ssnger tickets may be redeemed - sny
staten Office Of the company between
and including points covered y me
ticket, and also provides . penally 80
eoyersble 10 case Of a refusal oy any
railroad company 10 20 redeem my
sieket. II 4 claimed shat she fofmah.
tiss connected With the redemptlon OF
uuusea tickets hava been sacn tnAt
0reat number Of travellers could nos
spare ire tlms OF get an opportunity v"
carry out ahs pR0cess.
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saw AsPECf.
An OReF fr0He she Canadian Pacific
CHANCES TraAle PrebIems.


CHICAGO, May 5.--An the great prob
lens Of irgu sentimental railway traffic
we're Riven an entirely new aspect at the
meeting held ere today. The meeting
was composed OF representatives OF
each Of the overland railroads, and was
assembled for the stated purpose of %
curing harmonious action IN establish
ing rates and avoiding competition.
The proceedings began By the election
of Traffic Manager T. X. kimoall, OF
the Union Pacific, as chairman. After
general discussion regarding the Oh
iscs of the meeting, a oomutttea vas
appointed 20 drafs plan Of orgs' izA
tion aud report il 20 the meeting to-
morrow. Then came aH important de-
velopment. II vas nothing less thas an
expression Of willingness from the Co
madam Pacific Company to join with
the other roads and become q member
of their association. Heretofore that
road has stood aloof. preferring 10 nRhf
for business TO and from California BY
cutting rates below the tariffs Of the
Aaaerican roads. It nov agrees 20 come
in providing "A r. allowed freight and
passenger difsrentials 20 compensate
Il for Iss Disadvantages as the long
route. its terms will doubtless Be 30
eepsed il an agreement can be reached
as TO the lesser rates IL will be priv
legged 20 charge. PeudiBc the report
from tie Committee on Organization,
the meeting Aoioarnsd until tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-06

Or1AwA (Oat,l, May 9 sir John A.
Macdonald stated iu Parliament this
afternoon that the Canadian Parliament
would contribute 30 anuuAl subsidy ok
S75, go in aid q Pscihs steamship
serviee, on condition that She Imperial
Goveanment would grant &SoO,UOO IN.
uually. The service proposed vas fFl-
monthly. One between Vancouver And
Honrkone. The answer OF tbs lmpef-
iAl Government has mos yet been re-
aafvaA
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE BANKS AND BANKERS
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w.surHgrox, NAV 5.--Gen. Miles has
sofwarded 10 tbe Adiniant 0eneral
ais,,stoh from L.ieut. Col. ReRsyth. com
mandlng Fort Huaohuaca, reporting
thaa 4 sTvsrs earthquake passed thfouRn
shs HnanhuapA rsage 90 Tuesday afteF-
naog. foliowea by two lighter shocks at
sr,te,vals n 10 minutes. A heavy Feh
~ snoks hnnQ over the san Jose enonn-
sai1a snd a heavy column Of smoke %.
ear ~ assepd from the hi9he@s peak OF
- wbetstone range, the top o0ne osing
sAarae A there is no timber - this
rause ana the bills In toe yieinily 80
eovered vita laws. IL is thoaRha re
snonrtafn has become m active volcano"
An exploring varty wili bs seni ont'
awser.asafe esmnaeFr@.
Nas,,vura MAJ k.~Ihs Inter state
rss-nr.sgsa Clrygnfn iasi0n cote naen ihS
iahoys taday after bearing sViasneS
s.'s,,, shs ,nershAats of Memphis, Lqnls-
v.sis T."rlngtgn, Litsls koek and hsS-
-. ~ - he fec that tbe enforce
s.srf -. ~ Sc son z0uld BE- disasiF9ns 70
s - .e..wsrga and Industries % toe
- - = ,esr-sa Tue Lguiayills q A@sn'
riits 49, NASHVILLE. CnAtssaoo9a q o.
I.,via and the Chesape ak, OSio
jS.1etvgesserp roads weFe granted t@e
,-ssee tims 70 Gle an aFgamant and
sssstsssiesI iafogmasion 10 sap oFt "a We
theory ~ ths pstitson iof ~ ..,i-sar'
-,rsw sils thas tsstimSny taken here rs
-, ,rsrressed she Commissieu adversely
10 session 4.
EaserssGainE aasea kapislAni
w.safwsrow. May 5.-Qseen hapio-
Ian.i au4 saite, aceampauied ~ ins fek-
rsssnt .gsa of shs STATE Nar sp- Nasy
Devsrtrnent.. psid visit this m9falsg
A. W sa4neton Bsrsesa. where tneS
4,tneasea : rsvieE o. tns trooss ne.A
h tbnfr h0nas. Several hHntfeo spee-
tsts~s divided their sltensisn o1twes1
"a r9sai visitors aEd tbs sFolutioth q
-. =. Ara. Tns EEoo wsFs nn1af
eoa - "a O. srai u.bssa sna ~. t.s
r.viw va . rsis pAiet ~ ~ npe tos'
( s'..s.,tss svd ans lieht axtiliefv bAttrfy.
/ Thss afsaEasan tks Qaesn res y z -
,s-geeeutsfisaa az tns fareiEn govern
wsu.s % waEbif gt0n,
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%. n. .. LoMcAkER.

habCATx OF THK UNIVERSITY
:. @ henRsylvHniA. ns&kel = specially
- = Diseases e the Eve. Lar ant Thrs<t
eseAss pfavAse. chvonke aad skln disaAsos
s.s',l,'sus e&ncsr. tnnaozs Asd utsaFS with
81 pAie use ~ tke kn{sa
MANY A, TssSnAKxR. NJ d graduate
=. eaian' = " sdicai G ns~e al punnaYi.
sAhiA Ssensaifafieas n Enxiiah ard Cser-
-. Nsflos coruer rAird aad CasrTy
s'Feets. HoarG San tasRm s
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
IT'S An III Wind

That hrirgs with it gusts OF rsin from
tta northeast, When lh@ winn tlovs
from that quarter or vet day, tEe
rht unaiic ars APP to suffJr, even II
seated by taeir "sin com Portable ingie"
IN q cosy arm chair. A few Eineaisss-
!uils OF Hostetter's Stomach RitteFs-
most sepia. apd comforting Of *pecincs
will afford them unspaRkahle relief.
There is pie proof on record of Its
efficacy In this disease-more psriicu
larry If u-ed for IA relief at the outset.
Calls and fever, dyspepsia, constipa'
ton, liver complaint and q lack OF tons
IN the kidneys aud bladder, should Also
be tresttd with this useiul family med
icine OF botanic origin. Appente i'm
proves, refreshiug siumber once moi'
Wits tha wea-y eyeiids Of the nervous
aud the CIRCULATION Is enriched anu &C
CELEBRATED in consequences OF Its invigoE
a.ioR sna regulating action. Uao it a
. protec,or after Getting wet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Gladys.

A romAnes. By Mary Green leaf
Darling. Boston: ID. Lothrop Com.
pauy. Price $3.50 This work of &C.
ton from the psu of new author is not
only of high literary standard, but II
Is pure ana wholesome anc TAIL OF pas.
seges that shoE the author 10 have
thought deeply and considered serious
ly Concerning certain sociGl matters
The main tion OF the story takes
place In Boston, the home Of the hero.
ine, Gizdys Amory, although inciden'
tai chapters are laid Nj Bar hsrDor, and
also at Memphis, during the tsrriblt
yellow fever yeas OF 1873 The story
which has very sirong local favor,
Aboundins as IL docs with references Il
we'll known Boston names and iooalitiel
-is intense in .ts interest, and th'
writer shows IA power thai promisel
even battsr work IN the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to n
as nicely and perfectly as pos 'ble can be
suited by Mr. James Harding Merchant
Tailor, No. S16 French street. Patrons Of
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi-
aept and influential ci liz MS, hayo ar.
pressed themselves as exceed agly com.
Portable and greatly pleased wi b the nesa
tit OF their garments, which ere always
made in the latest ctyle. French, Rn9-
Iish and cashmere suitings aud cloths O
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. As cool we tther and busv
times are now fast approaching, gentle.
men should call and see the styles at once,
sS2 8m
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
BARGAINS !!

We have eight or ten Domestic Se~tns
Machines that nsve been used for rent na
purposes, and bee )me more or Ices defsosd =
9th srEisa perfeot-that We will sell at q ais
count from regular price. -ons 0! thess
machines are over one year oil, and prob
ably NOT used ons-third that tims the
So d Q attachments ald guaTantes given at
with rev m 4ohines, hut no old nsohines
taken in exchange viii soil cit 'or IN IN.
stailm ents or for cash. Satisfs non guar
ante cd or money refunded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
The FAK-UrF hIvER.
~ MAY KNIGHT.

fa' far In the purple n,s.ance,
" nero EARN a1d sGy seem to meet:
"lnla tho broad ana cleaning river
with itS saogy, floating hse's.
An !, as calmly and stlently
Ihose thips orwArd seASari glido,
n the rlyor's swelling bosom,
with the slowly ebbing lide,
A nsie, crippled youth from his easement,
With wlstiul and longing gaze,
Watches tnoir saowy, taity-i,Bo FORMS,
TIL they're lost in the purple haze.
And ne lorgs. with strange Wild year1Inx
AS the last ono tRQes from view;
TO eail away with those vanishing shlrs.
Far across tho ocsln bias.
But be knows, alss to1 uoil he Knows,
That In the CT urehysrd on the hiil,
win folded hands, te'll soon be at ros,;
while those farotl hips viii sail on attn
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

horse tosnothtr place, and in due time
found his victim.
lie did not hesitate 70 warrant the
horse In Gil particulars; npd rromised
TO refund tho money, 81 all was nOt sat
tsiaotory after twenty four houIs' tz.al.
Nothing woaid eeem isireT tten tb'e,
but IL waa only r. trap for tbe uc.
wary" !Gr Wien the dissuattd bnyrr
should r-tuIn, be would 6ra, instead Of
"Mr Chase" ibRi hr vag "evin& q
wild goose chsse" after biiting ad'
vehtureT.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Cca, Red acea so Cents y Ion.

At o meeting OF the sales agents of
the coal carrying companies in New
York yesterday, 1t WAS decided TO
make no change In the present rates.
O1e of the agents said after he meet.
ing that the wholesale dealers had re-
duced prices about fifty cents ton and
their rates were now about the same rs
the schedule.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
EIRt KeceptlOn.

In Institute Hall this evening the
frst annual reception of Washington
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will be
given. The COMMITTEES to carry out the
10 B. II. Rswnsley floor mana.
ger, 8. T. Brown, H. W. Magaw and
Clifton Perkins assistants. The recep
ton will no doubt bs largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

We. t-c 1-1s-5i,nsa Rsngg ant Hsnyurs,
VIII pay all S-t-s8d:Nr-a n Tao I.p1i1iEn4
state Lotteries witch may no rresentod -
our conntsrr.
.. IN. GgEESBY, Pr~7. E.oTsaniRnr
National HsuE
PIERCE z.kNAEI. f'rSs EtSt0 " %
tfonaI HanE
A. RAl.uwIA. Pres u sHs'i "a y
CARL HJIfN,P Prov Juinn sfionH!
BANK
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Lost While Going to the Fire.

Yesterday morning while responding
to the alarm of fire, caused by the burn.
ing OF Pnsey A. Walton'S stable, the
Fame Hose Fire Company lost two re
duosrs. A CREST favor will be con
fsrred on the company If the person
finding them will return them 10 the
engine house
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

Few are aware OF the Importance CT
checking q cough OF common cold in its
frat stage. That which in ths begin.
ming would yield to q mild remedy, II
neglected soon preys upon the lungs.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup affords ipstAot
relief. 1t 10 ~ infaliible remedy. Price
25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
BIG DRIVE

We place sale today six lots of BOYS CAPE OvEKcoATs
from to r4year size, 81 to Sc 50. These goods
bought for cash about half their real value We give
you the benefit Of they New Stylish and GUARANTEED
BE ALL.wooL. Look at DRESS SUITS IN PRINCE
ALBERT 4-BuTToN WALKING COAT SUITS of our own
make and the Housomer Fur Beaver Overcoat sell
SI8 our own make
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Commsndery Fair.

Last evening Cyrus Commsndery fair
wss crowded. DuPoRt Post, g. A. R.,
and Diamond State Castle, K. @. E.,
wers present In bodies. Another large
attendance 10 expected this evening,
when an interesting program will be
given.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
EniargiDg a shop

The Eiaemoor Iron Compsny q bridge
building shop 10 being enlarged to sbout
seven times' Its original area. The
building will now be 2251iG0 feet. IL.
g. More, OF Ohio, is At present mana
ger .! these works.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
FOR safe.

II ON KIN HN s. lnESS
EEtcte'siu, tolsS.ro, about :
k1A.ast0n, en- tEe LaLcaGtet
ATE I Western Is. y a good 9
Laag . attacAoi'o the h 0uso IA
k,-t ttsrpDn, lifted up CON
k,t.d .as.,asC 'ise. Platform
'fau- wsreaDuse, frame
sl .cy9 ana ss,tca non
kgs. 80. lra lot oyntains u I
! iate 'ur taie, ? small i.rn .,
If.c ,-lcty,lls. on ne NAV
L. -tt Il ". u -erarH,
Lta q ra'tGsnigotd sdilI-
l. TOBlNS lr.
.sa 20
kytk.M. ioc. os-in Esi,,
Iayl ttiiltlsna. Dtl.
8 cd .lGt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
SOTlCrs.

A
h"'L GAkEkUL.... TIE
- . y iype OF Dut printing
Lment Gf6 uOe rnmov
..',z'l lh!a oet0tiiG.I8ent at
rest Whsts ~ Si cur
- d, Or 10 done. car VII
u remain ~ 3S Shlplsy
.#te't II" I,e HC %. ltlily
- 90 os'l aua 200 us ~ orr
: =. . sd tC 9 nd oadera to
EtT 10 L.us! to1verieat 10
~ nDro az eztRriisbnent ar
~ ,'se % Aly tnink We have
y oui arc psttsr y 10 than
~ ~ - N and eycrlifnt WORK
~ 0~'ii Of yrlrts I'slss seL q
'e ELhHl.s HAS,
Iis shiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
s. .. - r-----s -
" "FhYLES rUK 1851 TAKE

! "a / Poor Taxes arc long
! !, ''G oounty needs ths money,
~. ,,..i' is ! In 3 d ayg from this no
X osu 70 levy snj make the
T. tnii n iiios lie aaaI.
|, r,,i rToilisc.or Of isi diS,rio,.
'O'."csor Of And district.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
T1sPREtEcEkTtD k1TabcVIOH1
! nfEa Hl!F E,tiJs nisI2Sl)TEc
Louisianq StateLntterv Comrap7

LOuisianl State LOTTERY ComrspE
Incolp4ra.ol In 1883 for 2a yant- ~ hv
LoRi7laiC-e io: Eiu iatlOrsi art Nhar'sa
pur9oso s---wi.n a capitol ~ 81 0.A.M Mo-''c
witch reF3rye -Qnd pf cYor tato ,93) 10,
sin3e Eoon ftdCi.
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dorsed by tso people Of any Stste.
IL rseper scales on postIyns9
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tnga lRk ~ nca WoUthty. 6is t' :
NNmi- annual Nrn~INSS req rt15i
~ every slG months tAaI'" aHd 40
cesufS~~l
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AOnthly lPawina,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
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D-rrMDEu fas, mo r:escr'e oi
ka N I'M BEN eie1at.is i,saureEsld
tnvs "a n uuarYnteo et ALaolute fSlTnSsh
aud integrity, tina: th0 adanoes arc ~
.uual and that 40 Ona CAR ~. jibly ulF'He
what rumhers will dfa| Il "1.aa'.
REMEm BER that tt' payment ot ~ ",
N N.Tfs,NAI. UASAs Of how OTiaBrs.
.nni no Tickets a;o siyarI ny the re. =
dent OF an Ins.i,utloa, whose ehsT'LTs'
rignts sro recognizsd Z To" highest Oou?tsi
therefore. peware OF env tm tat'ohs o. "n
nOyrAaua schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

l-i.-taEN ASlWS as
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n 'UTIUE.
NATIONAL BANK,
I, ~ tecembsr 10, 1887.
E,I, gwen that thernnua, me, r
Ias Of this bank Will tie
lm,iyF ilnhs. on Tuesday, the
!oas, between the hours
H. ~ lhe purp"se cf sltcting
serve 40 electors the on
'"o' ID. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.